Isotechnika Pharma Inc IPHAF

RE: MD&A question/tcdrugs

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Double edged sword dealing with large pharmas. You need them to take your small company to the next level but they can control you in the process. I've been reading your posts tcdrugs and I also think you might be correct. Is there also a patent issue if the psoriasis drug comes out first? Ie, it is the same molecule so does the patent clock start ticking when the first drug is approved? Also, would it not have made sense to slightly alter the molecule for the other indication? (I read something about this years back.) It would have kept things easier to manage. I'm not sure if Isotechnika management knows what the future holds themselves. Roche keeps Isotechnika unsure therefore the company can't give much information to shareholders. It's interesting how Isotechnika's financing takes them just about to when Roche has to make their decision.